Winter Pays Visit To State Snow Falls Across South Dakota
Winter grip tightens across South Dakota as temperatures plunge, with readings dropping to 18 degrees in some areas and 10 degrees in the northern hills. Snow accumulations range from trace to several inches in the Black Hills and northern Nebraska border, while officials forecast continued cold and partly cloudy skies.
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Iar
Bills
Mr. & D. Winter Chis
South
Mercury
M. E Blystone
Lead Lead
Black Hills
Nebraska
Greecing
Sioux Falls
Red Cross Drive Reaches Over The Top In Huron
Beadle county chapter of the American Red Cross announces its 1931 roll call has gone over the top. At noon receipts totaled 902 dollars toward a 1500 dollar goal. Three more firms and one school joined the 100 percent enrollments: McIlvaine Insurance Agency, Dr. R A Buchanan office, Dra Wollman and Johnson office, and Washington school teachers. Dr. Matlock thanks Huronians for strong support and timely efforts as the drive nears closure.
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The
American Red Cross
W. L. Mattock
Roll Call
FXO
Huron
National
Matteck Mild
McIlvaine Insurance Agency
R. A. Buchanan
Dra, Wollman and Johnson
Washington
Matlock
Explosion at Gilchrist Home Burns Woman and Child
An explosion of gas at the P. Gilchrist home near Thoma Park Friday caused serious burns to Mrs Gilchrist and her two nieces, Anna Belle Wood and another child. Anna Belle Wood is in critical condition at a hospital with facial and arm burns. Mrs Gilchrist is burned on her hands.
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P. Gilchrist
Thoma Park
Mra Gilchrist
Anna Belle Wood
Erma
Jege
Mayo Urges Year Round Public School System
Dr Charles H Mayo former head surgeon of Rochester urges year round public schooling with staggered vacations for students and teachers. He spoke to a church men's club in St Paul arguing four months of idle summer time holds back bright pupils and wastes educational potential.
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ST. Paul
Charles H. Mayo
Rochester
Minn
Stone Replies To Murray Charges
The farm board stated no improper profits were made by millers who bought over nine million bushels of stabilization wheat last winter. Governor Murray of Oklahoma had charged a firm earned about $600,000. The defense, issued by Chairman Stone, argues world prices and refunds explain the dealings, with the stabilization corporation noting limited refunds and a board profit from reduced storage costs.
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Farm Board Today
B&a
Stone
Murray
Oklahoma
Senate Agriculture Committee
Farm Board
Grain Stabilization Corporation
Stabilization Corporation
Girls For 25 Years Decide To Be Men
In Anderson Indiana two brothers born as girls have applied in circuit court for a decree to assume masculine names Noel and Gene. The brothers say their mother dressed them in feminine clothes to satisfy a wish for a daughter, and they have worn boys’ clothes only since her death seven years ago. Attorney Arthur Call, who filed the petition, was surprised when the brothers appeared dressed as men.
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Arthur Call
Andersons
Armstrong Home
Geneve
Nola
Weather forecast for Pury and South Dekela details
Forecast shifts indicate colder conditions tonight and Sunday. South Dekela expected to see gateway weather changes as intr night and Seesiayy indicate a move toward cooler lows.
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Dekela
Huron P T A backs Bismarck style auditorium build
Enthusiastic Huron P T A members advocate a Bismarck like auditorium recreation building for the city as a $2,000 bond issue nears. Leaders Mrs. Marks and Mrs. Bryant praise the project for youth work and community facilities, while opponents plan radio debates and a public rally at Daum auditorium.
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Huron Parent‘Teachers Association
Bert Marks
Kansas Avenue
Northeast
South Dakota
E. H. Bryan
Ilinois Avenue
Southwest
Bismarck
N. ID
KGDY
George Costain
Irwin A. Churchill
A. L. Nordness
Forward Huron Club
Daum
Marvin Hughitt
Huron
Marks
H. P. Goddard
Bismarck Association of Commerce
Bryant
P.T. A
Halley Esiane Presidency Touted Amid Health Break
Halley Esiane faced sudden changes as health issues sidelined him this afternoon. He had been linked with the bank for three years and planned to retire after a lengthy tenure, with HL Johnson serving as vice president and presiding today.
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Halley Esiane
P—A
Find Mulions
Fl Hwalth
Halley
Benk
Sheced
To Raise Tariffs Against England Novel Plan
Washington officials disclosed a plan to raise U S tariffs on British goods to match any increases Britain applies to American commodities The move leverages Hawley Smoot countervailing duties to offset foreign wage disparities and trigger immediate tariffs once Britain raises its rates Representative Collier Mississippi labels the measure retaliation against the Hawley Smoot act and a barrier to trade
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Great Britain
Treasury
United States
Commerce
Department of Commerce
Customs Bureau
Collier
Mississippi
Lkely
Ways and Means Committee
Loans Made Here Despite Bank Refusal to Sign Waivers
Beadle county farmers have received federal feed loans totaling about 27 638 dollars net despite the Intermediate Credit bank declining to sign waivers. County loan committee member George M Townsend said 106 loans averaging 261 dollars net have been approved locally, with 62 sent to Grand Forks for approval and about 30 awaiting action there. Townsend urged applicants to apply at once.
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Intermediate Credit Bank
Beadle County
George M. Townsend
Townsend
Mr. Townsend
Grand Forks
N. D
Joans
Governor Pushes Mortgage Concessions For Federal Relief
Corey's statement says Governor Green and other state governors went to Washington to secure changes in federal feed loan regulations. The goal was to allow second mortgages if backed by property value to protect the government in relief efforts. The concessions were intended to aid farmers statewide.
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Ing
Green
Washington
Corey
National Grange convention shows unity in policies in Madison
National Grange delegates gathered in Madison Wisconsin for a 10 day convention. Louis J Taber national master said the gathering reflected unanimity of thought among organized farmers. The session closed with no roll calls on 90 resolutions and 3 committee reports with delegates from 33 states in attendance.
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National Grange
Madison
Wis
National Grang- An
Louis J. Taber
Columbus
Ohio
Yale and Harvard Tied At Halftime In Close Game
Yale and Harvard were tied 0 0 at halftime in the annual football clash played before a crowd of about 57 800 at Cambridge Mass Harvard drove to the Yale five yard line twice but was stopped Yale threatened late after Crickard ran 17 yards on the opening kickoff and a subsequent drive stalled near midfield
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Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Crickard
Lodge To Hold Annual Ball Monday
K P Lodge announces its annual ball set for Monday with a special entertainment program at six o clock. Mike Gibbs and company will lead an orchestra to provide music for the event.
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K.P. Lodge
Mike Gibbs
Weed Ma Orchestra
Legion To Collect More Clothes and Toys Drive
Legion officials report strong public response to a clothing and toys drive. Chairman Ross Wiley says a third land final drive will be held December 18 as 120 calls were made yesterday and results surpassed prior drives by the Huron Legion. Clothing, after inspection, will go to Associated Charities for distribution to the needy. toys are requested as well. The T. J. Harvey grocery store added 5 percent of gross receipts to the charity fund, with final benefits to be tallied after Monday check-up.
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Wiley
Kuronians
Legion
T. J. Harvey
S. D. Auto Club to Stay in Mitchell Headquarters
Blood newly elected secretary manager said the South Dakota Automobile Club offices will not move from Mitchell to Rapid City on December 1. He plans to establish headquarters in Reid City at the start of next month.
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Baisement
Bismarck National Guard
Women's Community Council
Asec
Bismarck
Forward Huron Club
S. D. Auto Club
Mitchell
South Dkaota Automobile Club
City
Reid City
League of Nations in Open Parley on Manchurian Knot
Paris dispatch reports the League of Nations council plans a public session at 430 p m to resolve the Manchurian crisis amid Chinese and Japanese refusals to accept a truce. Chinese spokesman Dr Alfred Sze seeks withdrawal of troops and an armistice with a beginning of evacuation while Kellogg urges mobilizing world opinion and public notes.
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I, Lipsey, JR
Paris
League of Nations Council
League
Manchuria
Alfred Sze
China
Ching
Charles G. Dawes
Dr. Sze
Paul
Frank B. Kellogg
Japan
World Court
Kellogg
League of Nations
Will Rogers Leaves for Battle Section
Vancouver dispatch reports Will Rogers, former Beverly Hills mayor, planning to sail to the Orient on the Empress of Russia with war writer Floyd Gibbana, saying he would go even if the war ends. He arrived by plane from Seattle and intended to depart for Japan the next day.
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Vancouver
B.C
Will Rogers
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tve
Humorist
Seattle
Japan
Empress of Russia
Floyd Gibbana
Soviet envoy explains Manchuria stance before Koki Hirota
Maxim Litvinov, foreign affairs commissar, told Japanese ambassador Koki Hirota that Moscow is satisfied with Tokyo’s declaration that Soviet interests in Manchuria remain intact. He rejected analogies to 1938 China incident and said Soviet troops acted only after Chinese and White Russian attacks, then withdrew. Kenkichi Yoshiwara proposed to the League of Nations council that a commission be sent to determine Manchuria’s military facts.
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Manchuris
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Manchur
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Hirota
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MS Litvinoff
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Manchuria
China
Japan
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Civer
Paris
Kenkichi Yoshizawa
Council of the
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Council
Manc Churia
Hurley to Speak at Mitchell Tomorrow
HL Le Bratley Beadle County superintendent of schools plans to travel to Mitchell for the South Dakota Education Association convention. He is set to speak at a Senquet meeting of South Dakota county superintendents and will attend the annual conference at Mitchell starting Sunday.
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le Bratley
Beadle County
Superi Intendent’ of
Mitchell
South Dakota
Hurley
Bouth Dekota
Injured by Car at Downtown Intersection
A pedestrian named Dennis Charles was knocked down at the southeast corner of 422 Resch and Seening streets. He sustained unspecified injuries and was transported for medical attention. Police report details are unclear in the fragment.
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Charles “Dennis
Resch Speune
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